On Apr 19, 2004, at 8:01 AM, Phil Daley wrote:
Or just transfer them to PC Format disks, Macs with superdrives
(pretty much
any Mac after the SE) can format and write PC disks.
And newer Macs can read the old 800K disks?
My recently defunct Mac could read both PC disks and old 800K Mac
disks.
On 20.04.2004 8:42 Uhr, Mark D Lew wrote
My recently defunct Mac could read both PC disks and old 800K Mac
disks. I had a pile of ancient 800K floppies which I recycled and used
for backing up small files.
Just be careful, floppies are _very_ unreliable for backups.
Johannes
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I'm wondering if there are any trombone players/experts out here. My
question is, how would a trombonist generally interpret a grace note with a
slur onto another note about a 2nd lower (in a 20th century score)?:
a. Would they soft-tongue the second note?
b. Would they just tongue the first
I'm wondering if there are any trombone players/experts out here. My
question is, how would a trombonist generally interpret a grace note with a
slur onto another note about a 2nd lower (in a 20th century score)?:
a. Would they soft-tongue the second note?
I certainly would, in a non-jazz
on 20/04/04 13:57, Colin Broom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm wondering if there are any trombone players/experts out here. My
question is, how would a trombonist generally interpret a grace note with a
slur onto another note about a 2nd lower (in a 20th century score)?:
a. Would they
The point may be moot, since the 2004 disks for OS9 have allegedly begun
shipping...but here's the issue anyway:
I frequently want to put chord symbols (indicating harmony changes) over
held notes--e.g., a whole note is held, but on beat 3 a suspension resolves
(or, heck, we just go from one
Thanks for all the help everyone. It confirms what I had suspected, but
it's good to have it from people who know.
C.
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Wolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 April 2004 15:30
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Finale] Trombone grace
Can the Preview app in OS X 10.3.3 convert files from PDF to PS/EPS?
Also, does it handle PDF links, like the ones in the Finale manual that
bring you to different places in the document, or even to a pre-defined
place in another document?
--
Brad Beyenhof
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 20.04.2004 21:22 Uhr, Brad Beyenhof wrote
Can the Preview app in OS X 10.3.3 convert files from PDF to PS/EPS?
Although I haven't tried, I guess you can use the postscript printer driver
to compile a PS listing. EPS, no I don't think that's possible.
Also, does it handle PDF links, like
Yup, it most certainly is. It has acquired this Lemur like blink ---
very slow blink and then a thought and then the command. Arg!
The meta-tool resize command is all messed up -- you hit for half size
and dang if it doesn't decide to go all the way down to 5%.
My back is one ball of tension
On 20.04.2004 22:49 Uhr, gj.berg wrote
The meta-tool resize command is all messed up -- you hit for half size
and dang if it doesn't decide to go all the way down to 5%.
What do you mean by the meta-tool resize command?
The bubble tools are even larger -- more screen space gone. What's
On Tuesday, Apr 20, 2004, at 13:49 US/Pacific, gj.berg wrote:
Yup, it most certainly is. It has acquired this Lemur like blink ---
very slow blink and then a thought and then the command. Arg!
The meta-tool resize command is all messed up -- you hit for half size
and dang if it doesn't decide
At 2:15 PM -0700 4/20/04, Philip Aker wrote:
I think it best if the OS 9 version was dropped. In fact, it might
have been cheaper for Coda to buy the 2 users still running it new
G5s rather than pay the engineers for the several months of effort
put into it.
Philip Aker
Hmm, one would be me.
The point may be moot, since the 2004 disks for OS9 have allegedly begun
shipping...but here's the issue anyway:
I frequently want to put chord symbols (indicating harmony changes) over
held notes--e.g., a whole note is held, but on beat 3 a suspension resolves
(or, heck, we just go from one chord
I have been using Finale 2003 on my Mac quite satisfactorily, thank
you, for well over a year, even on my brand new Powerbook laptop.
I've been considering upgrading to FinMac 2004, but have seen all the
posts here about bug after bug after bug. Since I would be using 2004
in OSX on my laptop,
On 20.04.2004 23:15 Uhr, Philip Aker wrote
I think it best if the OS 9 version was dropped. In fact, it might have
been cheaper for Coda to buy the 2 users still running it new G5s
rather than pay the engineers for the several months of effort put into
it.
I wouldn't have put it quite as
On 20 Apr 2004 at 14:15, Philip Aker wrote:
I think it best if the OS 9 version was dropped. In fact, it might
have been cheaper for Coda to buy the 2 users still running it new G5s
rather than pay the engineers for the several months of effort put
into it.
Er, I suspect there are a lot more
On 20 Apr 2004 at 17:45, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
The point may be moot, since the 2004 disks for OS9 have allegedly
begun shipping...but here's the issue anyway:
I frequently want to put chord symbols (indicating harmony changes)
over held notes--e.g., a whole note is held, but on beat
On 4/20/04 3:15 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The workaround here is very easy, though (putting in an explicit
rest), but it could be a pain if you have to do it for a number of
measures (though hiding other layers and copying could get it done
pretty quicly).
You don't even have to do that...
On Apr 20, 2004, at 3:15 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The workaround here is very easy, though (putting in an explicit
rest), but it could be a pain if you have to do it for a number of
measures (though hiding other layers and copying could get it done
pretty quicly).
Even quicker is the
On 4/20/04 2:55 PM, Martin Banner wrote:
I have been using Finale 2003 on my Mac quite satisfactorily, thank
you, for well over a year, even on my brand new Powerbook laptop.
[snip]
With the 2004 updates, have most of the bugs been fixed to run Finale
in OSX on a Mac powerbook?
I really like
On 20 Apr 2004 at 15:31, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On 4/20/04 3:15 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The workaround here is very easy, though (putting in an explicit
rest), but it could be a pain if you have to do it for a number of
measures (though hiding other layers and copying could get it done
In a message dated 4/20/04 5:42:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I really like 2004, but I admit that I haven't had a whole lot of time to
delve into its new features. The biggest problem that exists at this point
is the inability to save EPS files.
I've been waiting to hear from anyone -
Gadzooks,
I must be the other!
Jerry
At 2:15 PM -0700 4/20/04, Philip Aker wrote:
I think it best if the OS 9 version was dropped. In fact, it might
have been cheaper for Coda to buy the 2 users still running it new
G5s rather than pay the engineers for the several months of effort
put into it.
Klaus is entirely correct. Even a mediocre trombonist, such as myself,
can play the grace and the main note as two distinct notes. That said,
the composer's intent and the conductor's interpretation rule. I
recently played a piece with a passage involving grace notes, and the
conductor asked us to
Colin Broom wrote:
I'm wondering if there are any trombone players/experts out here. My
question is, how would a trombonist generally interpret a grace note with a
slur onto another note about a 2nd lower (in a 20th century score)?:
a. Would they soft-tongue the second note?
b. Would they just
I have a Mac SE running System 6.
I have a bunch of Microsoft Word documents on 800K floppies.
Is there any way to get those documents to a PC?
1. I would first try a USB external floppy on a modern mac. Copy the
data, burn it to one CD and put that in the PC
2. Or if current USB floppy drives
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